Roller blinds for meeting rooms

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Meeting/Board Room Blinds

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Roller blinds provide the ideal solution in commercial settings because they can easily solve privacy problems, turn a light filled room into a dark room and add insulation.

Why is it that we immediately think of residential uses when we think of roller blinds? Why are roller blinds not top of mind with commercial uses?

When in actual fact roller blinds offer perfect solutions for so many issues commercial buildings and office spaces face. Let’s dive a little deeper into these issues.

Privacy

Commercial places for the most part are open plan designs nowadays. They became popular in the late 1980s to early 1990s, Hewlett Packard was an early innovator of the ‘open door policy’, meaning they removed the traditional offices and replace them with cubicle spaces with no doors. Of course there are pros and cons to this, but their intent was to create a more even playing field within the working ranks. Based on the model, in theory a work experience student could sit in a cubicle right next to the Managing Director.  

This model also meant there was less privacy so more meeting rooms were created. Now picture this, a commercial building with four walls has natural light coming in through windows from the outside walls. If they were put all the meeting rooms on these outside walls, which happened regularly then very little natural light would get through to the cubicles set-up on the inside of the building. To increase the light getting through to the cubicles the walls of the meeting room where glass, but this created a privacy issue. In step blinds, and in particular, roller blinds. Roller blinds are cost effective and versatile, and you could choose a full block out material or a material that still lets light through but creates privacy.

Versatile

A roller blinds can turn a full sunlit room into a dark room in seconds. Great for a meeting rooms where you need to give a presentation using projector. Then once the presentation is open, the roller blinds go up to return the room a sunlit room you are happy to inhabit.

Insulation

A great benefit which is often over looking is the insulation benefits roller blinds provide. This works for both hot weather and cold weather. In summer the blinds reflects the suns hot rays and in winter it can help keep the internal heat created by the air conditioning from escaping through the windows.

For further assistance please call our friendly team on 1300 849 336, or make an online enquiry at contact us.

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Bold & Beautiful: Large Floral Prints Leading the Trend in 2024

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Bold & Beautiful: Large Floral Prints Leading the Trend in 2024

This year, bold patterns and vibrant colours in window treatments are making a striking statement in your home. Large floral prints, geometric patterns, and rich, jewel-toned fabrics are becoming increasingly popular. Here’s why this trend is on the rise and how you can incorporate it into your home.

Why It’s Trending

The Desire for Personalisation in your home
Homeowners are keen on personalising their spaces. Bold patterns and colours in window treatments provide an excellent opportunity to reflect personal style and make a unique statement. These designs stand out, showcasing the individuality of the homeowner.

Trends Toward Expressive Interior Design
The move from simplicity to a more expressive style embraces rich textures, layered patterns, and vibrant colours. Bold window treatments fit perfectly into this trend, adding depth and interest to any room.

How to Incorporate Bold Patterns and Colours

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Floral prints are timeless, but in 2024, they’re getting a bold update. Large, oversized blooms in vibrant colours can bring a touch of nature indoors while making a strong visual impact. Pair them with solid-coloured furniture to balance the look.

Geometric Patterns
Geometric patterns add a modern touch. Opt for contrasting colours to make the shapes pop and create a dynamic visual effect. Geometric patterns work well in contemporary and eclectic spaces.

Jewel-Toned Fabrics
Rich, jewel-toned fabrics like emerald green, sapphire blue, and ruby red add luxury and elegance. These shades work beautifully with metallic accents and plush textures, making your window treatments the focal point of the room.

Tips for Balancing Bold Designs

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Pair with Neutrals:
Combine bold window treatments with neutral walls and furniture to avoid overwhelming the space.

Mix and Match:
Don’t be afraid to mix patterns and colours, but keep a cohesive colour palette to tie everything together.

Use as Accents:
Start with bold window treatments in smaller spaces like bathrooms or hallways to test the look.

Bold patterns and colours in window treatments are set to be a defining trend of 2024. They offer a fantastic way to personalise your home. Whether you choose large floral prints, geometric patterns, or jewel-toned fabrics, these designs can transform any room into a stylish and unique space.

Get in touch with the Davidson’s team to see how we can help you personalise your home or space. Call us at 1300 849 336 or contact us. We’re here to assist you in bringing your bold vision to life!

How do you prevent mould on roller blinds?

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How do you prevent mound on roller blinds?

Binds that use material designed for wet areas like bathrooms and kitchens will not absorb water or moisture. So in theory these blinds should not grown mould. If these blinds were to become dirty and a film of muck was to form on the blind material then this could be possible of hosting life and therefore growing mould. 

In short if you choose the right blind material for its intended use and keep the blind clean then mould with not become a problem. Since we are here talking about mouldy blinds, lets dig a little deeper into the issue.

There are quite a few tips we can give you to prevent mould growing on your blinds, these include.

  • As mentioned already, using the correct blind material for their environment is essential.
  • Ensuring ventilation in your home is also recommended, opening windows regularly to allow the air to circulate helps, and using a dehumidifier can help remove moisture from the air.

Cleaning tips for your blinds

  • Clean your blinds regularly, once a week is optimum. Using a duster or soft cloth on non-water proof blinds or wiping them with a lightly damp cloth is recommended.

  • For waterproof blinds you can use a mild soap and water combination to remove grease and dirt.

  • Always dry your blinds thoroughly after you wash them. If you blinds get wet due to condensation or humidity, allow them to air out and dry thoroughly afterwards.

  • Use mould and mildew-resistant cleaning products on your blinds, but check the product is safe to be used on your blind material before using.

Does keeping my blinds closed during the day create mould?

Keeping your blinds closed during the day doesn’t necessarily cause mould, but if the room has a higher than normal level of moisture content, the dampness in the air will contribute to the conditions which encourage mould to grow.

If for instance you have a bathroom with a small window and you chose to leave the blind down all day. This combined with wet towels, condensation on the ceiling, walls and blind(s) (created from a shower or two) will greatly enhance an environment where mould is likely to grow. The lack of light in the room, kept out by the blind being down will contribute to this environment. 

As mentioned above, stopping this type of environment conducive to growing mould in the first place, is the most successful measure to stopping mould.

Are Sheer Curtains in style?

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Sheer curtains... are they back in style?

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The short answer to this question is YES, they are not only back in style but they are trendsetters. Visit a display home in 2024 and you’ll see sheer curtain in most houses now.

Why Sheer Curtains?

As technology and innovation allow architects to be more creative with window size with residential builds, we are seeing a trend for large exposed window areas in contemporary homes. Large windows while being great at allowing loads of light into a room, also create a couple of other problems.

One, large windows have an impact on privacy, and two large windows will allow both the heat and the cold into your home. Double glazed windows do an amazing job for thermal properties, but not all home builders have a budget that allows for double glazed windows.

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Sheer curtains to the rescue

Sheer curtains allow natural light to filter through while maintaining privacy, creating a soft, diffused glow in a room. They bring elegance and an airy feel to a space and complement various interior design styles.

While sheer curtains are made from lightweight materials, they are still effective in moderating the room’s temperature control. Better yet, they come in a range of price points, making them a good choice for any budget.

For further assistance please call our friendly team on 1300 849 336, or make an online enquiry at contact us.

What blinds can I put on a sliding door?

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We get asked often at Davidsons Blinds and Shutters what the best soft furnishing options there are for sliding doors, customers are pleasantly surprised by the variety of options. We’ve put a quick blog together below to cover your options, you’ll also be glad to know we can provide all of these solutions..

So what are the best blinds for sliding doors?

Sliding doors can be very large in width and some blinds will not be able to span the entirety of your sliding door as they have width restrictions. But choosing window furnishings for sliding doors doesn’t have to be hard, let us explain our best product ideas for sliding doors;

1. Vertical/Pleated Blinds – are blinds with vertical slats which tilt together up to 180 degrees to let in a lot of light, or less light. Vertical blind tracks can achieve very large widths, perfect to cover your entire sliding door. The benefits are you can open just the side to access your door and they also close together for easy access to your sliding doors.

Pleated blinds work really well for sliding doors.

2. Panel Glides – are similar to vertical blinds but with individual panels. They can open to one side, both sides or together. Panel glide tracks can be made to very large widths and come in a range of fabrics and styles.

Panel Glides come in a variety of sizes and fabrics.

3. Veri Shades – are a fantastic solution for providing privacy and light control. Veri shades have no weights or chains, so they just simply sway and flow out of the way and settle into their original position when moved, which is perfect when you’re going in and out of your sliding doors regularly.

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Veri Shades are a fantastic solution for providing privacy and light control

4. Roller Blinds – are one of our most popular blinds. Roller blinds are made from a stiffened fabric which is attached to an aluminium or timber roller that roll up and down. Roller blinds can be linked to achieve a larger width so they can span your entire sliding door. Linked roller blinds means you can easily roll down blinds on whichever side your sliding door is on.

Roller blinds for sliding doors are an affordable exceptional solution for sliding door soft furnishing.

5. Roman Blinds – are made from fabric that is designed to pleat when it is opened. When the blind is lifted up the cords pull all the slats together into one fold. Roman blinds require you to lift the blind all the way up to access the door, so although an option for sliding doors, it takes longer to use them.

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Roman Blinds offer so many options for sliding doors for both size and fabric options.

So now that you know which window coverings are suitable for your sliding doors, start browsing our website for ideas, or please come into our Ballarat showroom and our friendly team will assist you!

How do I choose awnings for my house?

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If you love to entertain, or just want to make use of your beautiful outdoor area, then outdoor awnings are a wonderful solution. We make and sell a huge variety of outdoor awnings for a range of spaces allowing you to use your backyard all year round.

So which awning do I get? We have so many quality choices that it can be quite confusing which is the right awning to choose, but our friendly team will be there every step of the way to make it easier. We will help you with the size of the outdoor area you want to use and help you select the right style, material and colours to suit your individual taste. 

What are outdoor awnings?

An awning is a covering commonly made of fabric or aluminum that extends over an outdoor area to provide extra space. Awnings provide shade and protection from the weather and allow you to enjoy the outdoors all year-round. Awnings turn your patio or deck into a more viable space for your family and visitors to all enjoy. Awnings can also reflect up to 70% of heat, so they are energy efficient and a great investment.

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So what do I need to consider when choosing an awning?

There a number of factors to consider when choosing an awning, the following are a great start;

1. Space – One of the first things to consider when planning your outdoor area is the size of the outdoor space that you would like an awning/s for. This will determine what type of awning you need and if you need a customised awning that is designed and made specifically for you. Awnings can be attached to the exterior of your home for expanding your backyard, or attached to your windows and doors to protect the inside of your home and keep it cooler in summer and warmer in winter.

2. Budget/Features – Our awnings come in a range of features and we can help discuss your options based on your budget and your requirements. We have “ready made” awnings which are more affordable than our customised awnings. Our motorised awnings are also more expensive then our manual awnings and depending on the awning size, pattern design and fabric choice you need, also varies the price for you.

3. Spoilt for Choice – Our outdoor awnings come in a huge array of patterns and styles. We can also custom make a particular design for you. We also have a range of awning materials including polyester, cotton, canvas, mesh and aluminium. You can purchase fabrics in a wide assortment of colors to match your style. You can use fabric awnings for retractable awnings and all the features associated with them. Whereas aluminium and acrylic awnings have less colour choices and will not work as well with retractable awnings.

We hope this information has helped you with your awning choices. Our friendly staff have the knowledge and experience to support you throughout the process. We offer a free measure and quote service so you can be reassured you’re getting the right awning size. You can also view styles, fabrics and patterns at our Ballarat Showroom. 

For any further questions or information, please don’t hesitate to call us on 1300 849 336.

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How roller blinds can enhance your view

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If you’re looking to make improvements to your home or office, or choose an affordable and stylish window covering, roller blinds are the ideal choice. Davidson’s Roller Blinds are one of our most popular sellers due to their heavy duty fabrics and huge choice of colours, styles and patterns. Roller blinds have many benefits and are perfect when you want privacy and to maintain your beautiful view.

What are Roller Blinds?

Roller Blinds are an internal window furnishing mounted either above or inside your window frame. You can roll them down for full privacy, or roll them back up to enjoy the sunlight and view. The simplicity and easy operation of roller blinds has made this style a traditional favourite in Australian homes.

What are the benefits of Roller Blinds?

  1. Light Control – whether you want complete darkness or some light, you can control the light entering the room at the touch of your fingertips, by rolling the blind up/down to your desired height.
  2. Versatile – roller blinds are available in a wide choice of fabric styles, colours and patterns. You can also choose a full block out material, translucent material (light filtering), or a sunscreen style fabric, depending on how dark or light you want the room.
  3. Privacy – roller blinds are an excellent way to maintain privacy. Roller blinds are available as a dual set up, so you can have a sunscreen roller blind with a full block out blind on the same bracket.
  4. Custom Made – if your window is not a standard size or shape, then we can custom make interior roller blinds to suit what you need.
  5. Easy to Clean – our blinds are made of quality fabrics and can easily be cleaned with a damp sponge. You can also use low settings to vacuum them, but please ask us more about our cleaning tips.
  6. Warmth/Coolness – our roller blinds are excellent energy savers, Over 30% of unwanted heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer takes place through windows. Davidson’s Roller Blinds have great insulation properties and help you create a safe and comfortable environment where glare and temperature can be controlled.
  7. Durability – our Australian Made fabrics and roller blind brackets are extremely high quality and durable, we also provide a 4 year written warranty and comply with child safety laws.

How can Roller Blinds enhance your view?

Unlike curtains which completely block out the view, roller blinds can be rolled up or down depending on how much light, privacy and view you would like to see. Roller blinds come in three main styles which provide light control, but also allow you to see outdoors;

  • Light Filtering Blinds – also called “Translucent Roller Blinds” are made of a tightly woven material which means they provide a great level of privacy, while still allowing filtered light to enter your room. Light filtering blinds provide day time privacy and light control by not allowing people to see through them. Light filtering blinds are great for use in living rooms, offices and kitchens and are available in our UPF Rating 50+ which reduces the amount of harmful ultraviolet light entering the room.
  • Sunscreen Blinds – Our sunscreen blinds are made from a specially designed mesh fabric which lets in plenty of light, while protecting you from the sun’s rays. Sunscreen blinds block out up to 95% of the sun’s harmful rays, creating energy efficiency. Sunscreen blinds provide a great level of privacy as you can’t see into the room from outside, although they are not a block out fabric, meaning you can still see through them and maintain your outside view. Sunscreen blinds help emphasise great outdoor views and you can use your blinds to beautifully frame a scenic view while protecting your privacy at the same time.
  • Dual Blinds – also known as “Day/Night Blinds” or “Double Roller Blinds” are a fantastic solution for providing differing light control and privacy. Dual roller blinds provide the benefits of two roller blinds on the same mechanism. One roller blind can be a total block out fabric, which means the room can be in complete darkness when closed, while the second roller blind can be your fabric choice such as a sunscreen blind or light filtering blind, meaning you can roll it up or down to allow more light to enter the room. Although dual roller blinds are on the same mechanism, they can be operated independently and each have their own chain, so depending on the weather outside you can adjust it for more brightness and for the view to be maintained.

How can our team help?

It can be difficult to make a choice when you are provided with so many options, but our experienced team are only a phone call away on 1300 849 336, or if you would like some inspiration and ideas, please head to our website product gallery to offer you further information and product photos.

What are the different types of awnings for your home

Awnings for your home, what types are there?

Now that we are experiencing warmer weather, it’s a great time to think about how you can cool your home to reduce your energy bills. Outdoor blinds are a wonderful way to keep out the sun’s harsh rays, while also expanding your outdoor area, providing excellent shade and privacy and also protecting your home and furnishings from fading in the sun.

Our customers are so fortunate to have a wide range of beautiful outdoor blinds to choose from and one of our most popular styles are outdoor awnings. Our range of awnings not only add value to your home, but they allow your outdoor area to be used all year round and keep you, your family and friends nice and comfortable.

With so much choice it’s hard to know which awning to choose based on your budget and style, so let us explain about awnings in further detail.

What are Outdoor Awnings?

An outdoor awning is a roof-like shelter installed on a home’s exterior that shades windows and your home from the sun’s heat and glare. Outdoor awnings are an excellent external blind to expand your use of your outdoors. They are ideal to reduce sun glare and can reflect up to 70% of heat to keep your home cooler. Outdoor awnings are very versatile, cost effective and easy to clean.

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What Types of Outdoor Awnings are Available?

1. Folding Arm Awnings – are a flexible outdoor awning which can attach to an external wall of your home, or stand alone independently through strong supports. They are ideal to expand your outdoor space or provide shade across your windows, your seating area, patio, balcony, pool or bbq area. A wide range of quality fabrics and colours are available and we can also customise them to suit your space and individual style.

2. Retractable Awnings – are a flexible fabric tension system that is perfectly suited for conservatory situations, as well as pergola areas. Retractable awnings are made from our high grade aluminium and stainless steel parts allowing the whole unit to be powder coated with a wide variety of colours. They’re a great option because they offer versatility for your windows, doors, decks and patios.

3. Motorised Awnings – use an electric mechanism to roll the awning and can be operated by remote control, button or even a motion trigger. While motorised options are more expensive, they can save you time and money in the long run and can last longer than their stationary counterparts, because you can store them during bad weather, so they sustain less damage.

4. Sensor Triggered Awnings – take it one step further. They can be programmed to extend when the sun shines, or when the rain starts to fall. They can also automatically roll back up when it gets windy.

5. Window Awnings – are attractive and energy-efficient. When installed on windows they reduce the internal temperature of your home and also reduce your cooling energy bills. Window awnings are available in total sun block out or semi-see through fabrics and can be operated from inside or outside.

6. Portable Awnings – are a free standing awning that can be moved around your outdoor area to provide you with shade depending on where the sun is shining. Portable awnings provide better protection than a shade umbrella and are very convenient. The only downside is they are not secured to anything which means in harsh weather they can blow over and be damaged.

For further information please call our friendly team on 1300 849 336, or please visit our Ballarat Showroom at 908 La Trobe Terrace, Delacombe.

Do outdoor blinds reduce heat?

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Keep you home cooler with external blinds.

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Summer in Australia has almost arrived which means our home and offices start heating up making the indoor environment a lot less comfortable on scorching days. Although air conditioning is one way to cool things down, using it regularly increases your energy bills. A more long term cost effective solution is to install outdoor blinds and shutters which reduce heat inside, while also providing many other benefits such as providing shade and maximising your outdoor space.

What are the Benefits of Outdoor Blinds?
  • Outdoor blinds and shutters help keep your house and office cooler and reduce your bills. The Department of Energy says “Window coverings can reduce heat gain by up to 77 percent and as a bonus can also reduce heat loss in the winter”. Using light coloured outdoor blind fabrics instead of dark colours, also helps reduce heat and sunlight. Lighter colours such as white, beige and creams help prevent absorption of heat and reflect light and glare. 
  • Outdoor blinds and shutters increase privacy which is ideal for private meetings, or to stop strangers or close neighbours seeing what you’re doing. You can also choose between partial or full sun block out blinds, so you can still allow natural light into your room while maintaining privacy.
  •  When exterior blinds are used effectively they reduce your exposure to UV radiation, keeping your indoor area cooler and your outdoor area shaded. Outdoor blinds also ensure that light-sensitive and expensive furniture and items in your home or office help stay protected from discolouration due to sun exposure.
  • Outdoor blinds and shutters reduce exposure from the harsh elements including sunlight, dust, rain, wind and insects. They also help reduce noise from the outside world and allow you to use your outdoor space all year round. 
  • Davidson’s outdoor blinds and shutters come in a wide range of fabrics, colours ands styles. They can be custom made to suit your space and offer manual or motorised control for easy use. Our home automation options include timers and sun sensors, which means you can program your outdoor blinds to intelligently react to the weather, or open and close at certain times of day.
The Davidson’s Range of Outdoor Blinds and Shutters
  1. Outdoor Patio Blinds – If you love spending time outdoors then Patio Blinds are a great solution to extend your outdoor area, pergola, verandah, balcony, BBQ area and outdoor seating.
  2. Exterior Sun Blinds – are designed to reduce glare and maximise protection against damaging UV rays. They are available in full block out, or semi-see through if you want to maintain your outdoor view.
  3. Outdoor Roller Shutters – Our external shutters are available in our premium aluminium range with four great options to choose including fixed panel, hinged, sliding and bi-fold. Roller Shutters provide fantastic home or office security, while also increasing privacy, providing thermal protection and reducing outside noise.
  4. Outdoor Awnings – An awning is a roof-like shelter installed on a home’s exterior that shades windows from the sun’s heat and glare. Outdoor Folding Arm Awnings are ideal for unique shaped windows or hard to access places. Retractable Awnings are a more flexible fabric tension system, ideal for conservatory situations, as well as pergolas. Window awnings can reduce solar heat gain in the summer by up to 65% on south-facing windows and 77% on west-facing windows.
  5. External Shutters – Our External Shutters louvres retain the breeze and natural light while increasing the level of privacy and weather protection. They also are durable for all conditions and have key locks and flush bolts available for added security.

So if you’re looking for a great way to reduce heat in your home or office, then outdoor blinds sound like the right solution. For more information come and chat to one of our friendly team at our Ballarat Showroom, or call us on 1300 849 336.

Why Internal Blinds are the best way to keep your home cooler in summer

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Now that the warmer weather is arriving it’s so important to keep your home nice and cool. With the cost of living increasing and therefore your utility costs getting higher, any time you don’t have to use your air conditioner means you reduce your electricity bill and these savings are a huge benefit.

By having our team professionally install internal blinds is an effective way to save money and makes your indoor space a lot more comfortable. Let us explain in more detail why internal blinds are the best way to keep your home cooler in summer.

The Benefits of Internal Blinds

The Australian Government states that “up to 40% of a home’s heating energy can be lost and up to 87% of its heat gained through windows”. Window coverings such as Internal Blinds helps keep out this heat by providing comfort, regulating temperatures, and lowering energy bills. Indoor blinds can add an aesthetic appearance to your home, but they also have many other benefits. Our following three blinds look great and also have fantastic cooling properties;

Roller Blinds – help energy consumption as when they are closed they provide full window coverage. Roller blinds are available in a total sun block out fabric, or a light filtering option. They can also be used in a double roller blind set up (dual) to include a sunscreen and block out roller onto the one bracket for further privacy and insulation.

Honeycomb Cellular Blinds – also known as Honeycomb Shades or Cellular Shades, use sheer, semi-opaque and woven fabrics to darken rooms. These fabrics are made in d-cell shapes which capture a layer of air inside their cellular construction, allowing them to help regulate temperature, making it a great cost-effective option.

Roman Blinds – are available in a range of fabric colours, patterns and textures. When lowered their heavier fabrics will offer better insulation properties and thermal performance. Total sun block out allows your room to keep a lot cooler on warmer days.

Protective Factors

We know the sun’s ultra violet (UV) rays can be damaging to your skin, but they are also very damaging to your furnishings, paintwork and flooring. Internal blinds keep out the light and protect your furnishings from damage, fading and general wear and tear, saving you time and money in caring for all parts of your home.

Fabric is Important

Block Out Internal Blinds – also called “Black Out Blinds” are one of our most popular blinds. Block out blinds are made of a 100% block out fabric and completely block out the amount of light entering the room. Due to having zero light transmission and therefore lower the temperature in your room by reflecting heat and reducing sun glare.

Sunscreen Internal Blinds – are made from a specially designed mesh fabric which lets in plenty of light, while protecting you from the sun’s rays. Sunscreen blinds block out up to 95% of the sun’s harmful rays, creating energy efficiency. Sunscreen blinds provide a great level of privacy as you can’t see into the room from outside, although they are not a block out fabric, meaning you can still see through them and maintain your outside view.

Light Filtering Internal Blinds – are available in our UPF Rating 50+ which reduces the amount of harmful ultraviolet light entering the room and also come in a range of styles including plain, textured or coloured fabrics.

Here to Help

This website offers a full range of indoor window treatment solutions for keeping your home cool this season. Browse our site to see our full collection, or please contact us for a private in home consultation. Or drop by our showroom at 908 La Trobe Street in Delacombe, Ballarat, Victoria.